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 1 I     |         the intrepid Ferguson!” cried one of the most excitable
 2 XII   |           What splendid trees!” cried Joe. “They’re quite natural,
 3 XIV   |  pressing.~“My master is lost!” cried Joe.~“Come! a little more
 4 XVIII |       the ground.~“The ladder!” cried the doctor. “Follow me,
 5 XXII  |         the car!”~“Dick! Dick!” cried the doctor, “the water-tank!”~
 6 XXII  |         best of him, and he had cried out, “Help! help!” He then
 7 XXVII |         own hot blood.~“Ah!” he cried, “land of thirst! Well might
 8 XXVIII| darkness increased.~“Turn out!” cried Joe, arousing his companions. “
 9 XXXI  |   Hurrah for trips in the air!” cried Joe. “Here we are at the
10 XXXII |     both.~“Fire! fire at once!” cried the doctor.~He had scarcely
11 XXXII |    provisions! the provisions!” cried the doctor.~And the box
12 XXXII |      something—something more!” cried the doctor.~“There is nothing
13 XXXIV |      Whither are we going now?” cried Kennedy.~“Let us leave that
14 XXXVI |         It is Joe—Joe himself!” cried the doctor, turning pale.~“
15 XXXVI |         headlong.~“He sees us!” cried the doctor, “and he motions
16 XLI   |            We are close to it!” cried Joe.~Sixty feet! The mountain
17 XLI   |        the balloon.~“Joe! Joe!” cried Kennedy.~“Wretched man!”
18 XLI   |       re over it! we’re clear!” cried out an exulting voice that
19 XLII  |         day.~“Ah! the savages!” cried Joe again; “they have set
20 XLIII | reserved store of brandy, Joe,” cried the doctor; “our instruments,
21 XLIII |     paces away.~“Hold on fast!” cried Ferguson.~“Have no fear,